
Applications

Everyone uses applications on a daily basis. Building, integrating and running them requires quite a bit from people and systems. Application development has recently undergone a huge metamorphosis. In particular, the emergence of cloud-native application development has caused fundamental changes. AI, especially GenAI, has also caused a major shift. Finally, the world’s largest OS, Microsoft Windows, also makes regular appearances on this page. You will stay up to date on all relevant application developments here.
Timeline

Fermyon: What’s Up With Wasm?
Wasm is what’s up. In terms of the hot technologies discussed at any of the major enterprise IT shows being...

This is what Windows Copilot will look like
Microsoft unveiled Windows Copilot at its own Build conference. We take a look at the AI assistant that the R...

Pega adds generative AI to Infinity 23
Pega is introducing twenty new generative AI capabilities to its Infinity 23 platform. The capabilities shoul...

Twitter unveils Twitter API Pro for startups at $5,000 per month
Twitter has unveiled Twitter API Pro. With this, developers can fetch up to 1 million tweets monthly. In addi...

Windows 11 Insider build includes “never combine” mode in taskbar
Dubbed "never combine mode," the option debuted in the Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 23466. It is now avai...

Google rolls out Search Generative Experience
Google jumps into the generative AI landscape by opening access to its Search Labs program. This week Goog...

Windows issue causing copying and saving failures
Microsoft has reported that some 32-bit applications are affected by recurring failures during copying and sa...

Snowflake acquires ailing search engine Neeva
The deal will help Snowflake to "accelerate search in the Data Cloud through generative AI". This week cl...

Builder.ai raises $250 million to “democratise” app development
The AI-managed software development platform continues to rake in investment dollars from around the world. ...

After three decades, Windows finally supports rar, gz and tar files
Windows 11 will now support the .rar, .gz and .tar archive formats, 28 years after WinRAR first appeared on t...